Annotate videos with text and images

To get started, simply paste the YouTube URL into the Timelinely homepage to get started. Once you enter a video URL, a new screen appears that allows you to add tags or annotations to the video timeline. You can do this while the video is playing or you can simply go to a place in the video to add annotations. Your annotations can include text or images. As you can see in the screenshot below, I’ve included a photo of my friend Tom Ritchie In the caption I wrote on one of his YouTube videos.

before you get involved with right on time It is important to note that you will have to create an account to save and share your work. You can create an account with your Google account, with your Facebook account, or by registering with any email address. You can share your annotated version of the video via email and social media.

Education apps
One of the things I love about Timelinely is the option to include images in your annotations. I can see this feature being used to include an alternate example for students to view when watching a math lesson.

I’m not sure Timelinely is better than a bunch of similar services, but it’s nice to have options